CHARITY BEGINS WITH COMMUNITY

You might already recognise the name Grant Smith – the well-known Sunny Coast Real Estate legend who's made waves locally for over two decades. But here's a glimpse of the man beyond the property world, his passions, and his giving heart.

Grant’s a true dynamo in the real estate arena, but did you know his heart beats for more than just deals? His first love is for his new husband Geoff, but Grant cherishes their furry family members, Frenchie Jacques and Italian Greyhound Valentino too. The love for animals shines through their support for the Sunshine Coast Animal Refuge (SCARS), a cause close to their hearts as they help rebuild the refuge's dog facilities.

Beyond properties, Grant’s got a knack for supporting the community. He’s been a steadfast sponsor of the Buderim Ladies Bowls Club for over two decades, playing a crucial role in backing their sport and success. Grant and his real estate empire, Century 21 Grant Smith Property, don’t just offer financial support to charities; they invest their time and expertise in causes they're passionate about.

Grant’s commitment to giving back has deep roots. Despite his successful image, his beginnings were far from privileged. Raised by a strong and resilient mother, Carmen, Grant knows the value of supporting others. His core values of integrity, resilience, and success were instilled by Carmen and shared with his siblings.

Grant’s life involves many roles – a real estate virtuoso, a devoted pet parent, a community pillar, and a man who knows that giving back is part of living a fulfilled life. His aspiration is to make every client feel valued and appreciated, a sentiment he lives and breathes. Grant Smith, beyond the real estate fame, is a testament that success isn’t just measured in deals; it’s also in the lives touched and the hearts enriched. a www.c21.com.au/Buderim